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Hal Finney is one of the people many suspected to be Satoshi Nakamoto. A long-time cryptographer and cypherpunk, Finney was the first person ever to receive a Bitcoin transaction. From Satoshi Nakamoto. He was enthusiastic about the project from the beginning. He posted the first known tweet about Bitcoin ten years ago today: Running bitcoin
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The early Bitcoin community in San Francisco was originally comprised of revolutionaries: Individuals who believed in the freedom and opportunity that a permissionless distributed system would bring the world.
We were widely regarded as unsavory and unpopular. Most people associated bitcoin with drugs, money laundering, and the dark web. On dates, dinner parties at friends houses or holidays with families, we were ridiculed and belittled. To believe in Bitcoin at that time, you had to be a rebel, someone who thought critically about what could be. A true believer.
That all changed in early 2013.
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Bitcoin (BTC) has been through an extensive correction but it is not out of the woods yet. There are still plenty of analysts calling for a $ 3,000 bottom. In normal circumstances, the chances of that happening are negligible. If things remain as they are, there is no reason Bitcoin (BTC) might fall below $ 5,000. However, as we have seen in the past, it does not take much for things to change in this market.
Bitcoin has seen a massive decline in 2018 and it looks like it may get worse before it gets better. It is leaving investors grasping for reasons why the world’s top cryptocurrency is falling so hard, with some wondering – could this be it for Bitcoin?
Interest in Bitcoin – and cryptocurrencies in general – reached a frenzied pitch back in December of last year as mainstream media sources scrambled to cover the digital currency’s meteoric rise to an all-time high of near $ 20,000. Since then, however, that surge has lost much of its momentum as prices continue to decline.
On March 10, the ICO of the operating platform SKYFchain was launched. This is the first B2R (Businesses-to-Robots) operating platform for unmanned cargo logistics of its kind, based on the blockchain technology of smart contracts. The system is available to all market participants and allows implementing logistics schemes and financial calculations of any complexity in SKYFT tokens.
SKYFchain is an open blockchain platform for keeping records of all the key events occurring with cargo robots and their interactions in the supply chain. Each transaction is recorded on the platform. Each record has its own cost depending on the type, frequency, and complexity of transactions and is denominated in a traditional currency. All calculations within SKYFchain will be processed in SKYFT tokens, as required by the smart contract logic.
